last week, i decided to sort through the hundreds of links i’ve acquired over the past two years in my bookmarks folder. as expected, many of those great etsy finds were sold to another lucky browser long ago, articles announcing upcoming events were hopelessly outdated, and a number of interesting sites turned up broken. still, i managed to salvage a few bookmarks that i’ll be frequenting much more often in coming days.

my favorite (re)discovery so far: harvey faircloth, a clothing line by katie hatch, an attorney turned magazine editor turned designer who creates “spirited, off-kilter classics for modern women” with “a certain plucky, pioneering spirit.” all clean lines and simplicity, it’s easy to see how hatch’s collections both sprang from and blend perfectly with her sources of inspiration—wooded retreats, mid-century beach scenes, brightly painted vintage toys—found on the harvey faircloth tumblr. the fact that the spring/summer offerings feature a breton shirt that appears to meet all my specifications is just a bonus.

[images: harvey faircloth, harvey faircloth's tumblr]